Welcome to our Setting Division

Here you will learn and see the progress and process of a modular home being set.

Our crew is MHTI certified and trained.

A typical set day starts out very early in the morning, with the arrival of the set crew and a crane.

 Our crew is highly skilled in the art of setting modular boxes. The set crew prepares the boxes for lifting by removing the protective covering from the unit, while the crane is prepared for action.

Next, the foundation is measured and doubled-checked for fit and level. The boxes are attached to a spreader bar to steer the boxes gently into place on to the foundation. Then the boxes are stacked together like building blocks--one at a time, matching and weaving together at each step of house construction.

Once in place, the modular units are secured to the foundation and the adjoining boxes attached to each other. When the final top boxes are in place, the roof is raised and set into position.

After the roof has been raised, the roof shingles are completed and the building is sealed, weather-tight.. Next, our crew completes final alignments and fastening inside and outside. Drop wires, pipes and other inter-modular feeds are fed to the basement for on-site connections by our crew.

Now the home is ready to be complete on the inside and final touches on the outside.

This process usually takes one day to do!